Myself When Fourteen

Myself When Fourteen features animated drawings that are rotoscoped from high contrast black and white negative film. The film integrates these drawings with original images, creating striking patterns of black, white, and color. Ivor Cantrill reflects on his experiences at the age of fourteen, providing insight into his artistic process and personal history.

The film also highlights Cantrill's perspective as an autistic individual, emphasizing his attention to detail and preoccupation with repetition. This unique approach not only showcases his artistic talent but also offers a glimpse into how his condition shapes his creativity. Collectors interested in experimental animation and personal storytelling will find this film noteworthy for its innovative techniques and emotional resonance.